The evening world. dated September 23, 1921

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Se EON EE IE EEN IE OE rom — SCORE YANKEES Ky INDIANS El To-Morrow’s Weather—FAiR, To-Night’s Weather—FAIR, COOLER. “VoL....

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‘ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921. e DISEASED BOLSHEVIK ARMY. [BALLOT STUFFING Mme. Walska, Operatic Star,...

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ought to be defeated ih ANON TR OE SEE: Opponents of German Pact) ns He : ‘ Not Thought Strong Enough | caiies treaty and...

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it ] ei sexe vonas Y one of meee ema At RELL ! nedy, and James Hathaway Pope. |Gommons, Lady Astor havin Porter was not ed

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a ene 6 The Unite: ation Inat ns of fro 19,000 w Is year, the firat In about 15 per cent Louie Enricht, neventy-nine: the...

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Decorated Reed Baskets 23c to $1.98 Closely woven Chinese reed baskets, with gay Oriental deco- rations on the cover, They

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Pe aaa: ERRNO EE |. Jeanklin Simon 8 Co. li A Store of Individual Shops ii FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. i PRESIDENT...

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| aa ee ee a Sue ER ERNE REREEEEENEN RNR } i THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921. sad 922 budwet-making | quested

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( /and reduce the burdens ave to pay taxes BURLESON PESSIMISTIC the only other bu! {ad the closing J ANDREWS NAMED H)BY...

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aR TREES TE MELE I VaR a ete eit NTT ASL TT TES I IE ASIST THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. RAIDER BOETTLER SENT | (

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eae a i | / \ & 12° BROOKLYN'S AUTO. CARAVAN NEARING “PROMISED LAND,” B,300 Mile Trip to Idaho Al but Done Without a Serious

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Blakeslee Savs $250,000 Has! /s!om conduct an educational cam- JAMESTOWN, Charles G. Blakeslee, New York State | mately...

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ON COMBINES IN 1s BUILDING TRADES uh presse BACK IN SERVICE, | SHIP BOARD PLAN big groups t |will go to rthe Leviathan, now

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAM, SiirusmBeR oo, sven. is i] - ieee een Saturday Sales —— “Ye indian who comes to New |Nith any of

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ae EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, Done by our expert furrier organization at very moderate prices. Inspect our newest

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ocesmamie a se THE BER EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921. OVERS of music will find in- formal recitals in the Ampico

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MSE NOLL RAN e Fr isS ~~ tHE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBES 23, 1921. ZACTORS, EGGED, FLEE: | seven actors who had heen...

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_ . eee ee THE EVENING WORLD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921, me TheNew,LowPrices pol Here! 2-4 We're down to bed-rock-- Moe Levy

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_THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921. poy | of the Westchester Station, the Iattor i t Naples Was accused CADDY...

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ee . ™ pepimaneenls — ee r THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921. aT j JUDGE J. M. MAYER | graduated from the College

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SD ee _— 22 _ os THE EVENING WORLD, FRiDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921; POLICEMAN DROPS CLUB, QM WU MHWL: MMM kA Yi At ‘ | pp...

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_THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921, { | jo bounds to the amount of money | the box office of the Manhattan Opera|

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-— « THE EVIUING WONLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMIER 28, 1921, 1 etn = at - SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORES qeeeeeeeeeceeeeney vo John Me

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‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921. Store Hours 9 to 5.30 Daily Telephone . Main 6100 A Great Sale of Women’s and

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ERTS f { EOL TAO DECIDING ee LEAGUE RACE STARTS TO-DA © YANKEES ARE FAVORITES TO BEAT CLEVELAND TEAM New York Nine Has...

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° HOGI S PARADE SCHOOL STRIKE ) NDHALT CLASSES fatty Flags and Banners of ) ) Defiance Until Dispersed { " } by Police...

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| | Bi +} Bi } \ ' '10 TO il. @Wransactions in the stock market| this morning were somewhat larger than on most previous days

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McCLUSKEY’ By CHARLES The Story of a Pitcher Who “Came Back” Copsright, 1919, by the Bell Syndicate), SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING

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ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Published Datly Except Sunday by The Press Publishing Company, Nos. 52 to 63 Park Raw, New

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DEFIES HARDING'S posed tn the United States Se ator King, Democrat, DEMAND TO RESIGN | ‘xr. thorenson tw quested to resign,

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ee ae 1 I t b 3, T LAST New York has en ideal 4 music hall, The Music Box of Sam H. Harris and Irving Ber- MH, opened Jost